>> altoids. >> everyone is going to have bad breath. who cares. low to mid-90s and scorching hot in the 100s this time of year. good news on live doppler 7. no fog out there. at least not reporting station. you can see it's trying to make a beline to the east. 12-hour day planner, 53 to 62 at 7:00. we'll stay in the upper 50s at the coast until we get into the mid-50s at 7:00. that middle line, that's the bay. 73 at noon and 74 at 4:00 and comfortable 72 at 8:00 and then 85 inland to 90 back to 80. so, great evening on the way. hope you get out and enjoy. i'll take a look at the weekend forecast coming up. how about that morning commute. friday light, alexis? >> definitely friday light. one new issue in san jose. reports of a crash northbound 101 and not a lot of details yet. but one lane is blocked. heavier traffic on the northbound lanes there. i will have an update there in less than ten.

westbound 92 across san mateo bridge. one of the many areas looking great this morning. next update coming up in less than ten. a stinging defeat for president trump and the republican agenda after a long night in the senate, a final vote to repeal obamacare failed. >> three republicans including senator john mccain broke ranks and they voted no. abc news reporter emily is live in washington with details. >> good morning, jessica and reggie. this is a major blow for president trump. the republicans signature promise to repeal and replace obamacare isn't happening and it was republican senator john mccain who cast the deciding vote. a long night in the senate, a delayed vote and no shortage of drama. all eyes on maverick john mccain, who returned to washington to take part in the health care debate despite his aggressive brain cancer diagnosis. the vote began at 1:24 a.m. and minutes later -- the

moment eliciting cheers and making the final tally 49-51. >> this is clearly a disappoi disappointing moment. >> broken campaign promise and both sides agreeing it is time to move forward. >> it is time to move on. >> it is time to turn the page. >> reporter: president trump weighing in online tweeting three republicans and 48 democrats let the american people down. as i said from the beginning, let obamacare implode and then deal. watch. senator mccain released a statement on his decision to vote. no. the affordable care act was rammed through congress and that republicans shouldn't make the same mistakes that caused obamacare to collapse. in washington, emily

in washington, emily kamala harris tweeted this, health care was saved for millions of americans. this is your victory. your calls, letters and courage made this possible. be the first to find out about any breaking updates. enable push alerts and get those notifications sent right to your phone or tablet. a 51-year-old woman from new mexico has filed a lawsuit against san francisco-based air bnb claiming she was sexually assaulted by one of its host. the santa fe woman's attorney filed a suit in san francisco's superior court yesterday. the attorney said the incident happened in july of last year in a los angeles studio connected to the host. her attorney claims air bnb creates a "false sense of security" for its renters and fails to do any background checks on hosts. developing news on san jose the federal government is helping families whose homes were damaged when coyote creek was flooded in january. develop a plan to reduce flood

risk. the water district says it's the first step at securing state and federal funds. the water district has asked for the court's help all the way back to 1997 when the creek flooded. it was turned down because no federal interest at that time. a former contra costa deputy ordered to stand trial on criminal charges for his alleged sexual involvement with an underage teenager. jasmine testified against perez yesterday. she said she reached out to perez on facebook in july of 2015 and within one month they had sex at least six times in his car in the oakland hills. perez and his attorney declined comment. in court they argued perez did not know she was 17 until months after the sexual interactions. the city of oakland is moving forward with gender neutral bathrooms on city property. our media partner at the east bay times says the city is moving forward with the resolution to install the first gender neutral bathroom at oakland city hall.

cites 2013 ucla study which found 73% of those surveyed felt denied acstees a public restroom because of their gender identity. it approved the resolution at its july 18th meeting a week before president trump tweeted that they will ban transgender people from serving. okay, garlic lovers. i'm one of them. certainly that time of year where you can really smell, taste all of the creative options at the gilroy garlic festival. so exciting. >> yes. they are promising this year is going to be bolder than ever. the gilroy garlic festival starts today, just a few hours. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is there with more on what we can expect. hi, matt. >> reggie and jessica, just as i got south of san jose, i could start smelling the garlic down here in gilroy. it smells wonderful even at 5:00 in the morning, 6:00 in the morning. a great smell to have. we have our chefs here. our pyro chefs.

all i have to say is fire in the hole. all right. i think i lost an eyebrow. that's okay. this is the shrimp scampi with the garlic sauce they're putting in there. there goes the garlic. we have our chefs kevin and steve. steve's daughter has been cooking here. the only woman to be here with the pyro chef. what's it like to be out here as the only female with these guys? >> i mean, it's just like anything else. it's hot, sweaty, garlicky, but it's awesome. my favorite weekend of the year. >> steve's your dad. he's wearing a shirt that says hot legs. >> yes, he is. >> wearing pants with flames on them. let's get a good shot of his pants there. you see his pants. hot legs. what do you think of your dad wearing this outfit? >> standard fare. my mom made the pants. everybody's in on it. >> the calamari is really

popular. you have a new dish. they gave it to me. explain what this is. >> this is the new breaded shrimp. they're selling this at the sides. it is delicious, very garlicky, of course. seems like it is going to be a good one. >> for some reason you gave me two forks. no -- >> i'll battle you is what will happen. you can have one there. there we are. the garlic shrimp. i'm trying it. i'm having a kissing contest later today. i didn't know whei was coming h to the gilroy garlic festival,ialvfestival, i i'll have to cancel that. back to you. >> he's making my hungry. google's takeover of the south bay continues. where it's buying even more property. from arizona to alabama, flash flooding videoalize week. but this one that we're going to show you next might be the wildest. hackers trying to get into hackers trying to get into vo

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kind of a beautiful side from our camera. once again, what will you be doing on this friday? strong sunshine if you're out at the pool or water today where it's not quite as breezy.

if you're exercising today because you don't want to do it over the weekend, it will get hot, especially upper inland. 68 in lafayette across our neighborhoods. around the state look for 100s in the central valley. 94 in yosemite where it's a little smoky, again, because of the fires there. if you're heading up to tahoe, temperatures in the mid up toer 80s with a chance of a thunderstorm by sunday. alexis. >> a few more details on the san jose crash. we do have a multi-car crash that is blocking the far left lane right now. but some good news from chp. no injuries involved. you are a little heavy through the 880 interchange and traffic is still light today. i think we're not geeg get a nasty backup from that. hopefully. quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza. still no metering lights. maybe we won't get them this morning. very friday light, as you can see. we'll check out drive times at 6:20. >> no lights, that would be something. google just dropped $800

million in a major land grab in sunnyvale. according to our media partners at mercury news this move could signal for another big expansion. the properties are locatelocate you can see, on 13 different streets in moffett park. when you combine it all, that i at least 2.3 million square feet. google hasn't said what they're doing here. the company also has plans for a big expansions in mountain view. wells fargo, once again, apologizing. why the san francisco-based company is reimbursing more than 500,000 customers. >> i'll take you to an east bay bakery. man, are their treats delicious. but their unusual hiring but their unusual hiring practice

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from the live desk new developments of a major train accident we're following in barcelo barcelona, spain. the trap did not brake properly when it crashed into some buffers. the accident happened just a little after midnight our time. during the morning rush hour in barcelona. cell phone video you see here shows the damage to the front of the train. government officials say 54 people were injured. dozens of passengers had to be taken to the hospital. the regional health chief says one person is seriously hurt.

the cause of the accident is right now under investigation. now to that story everybody is talking about. the new white house communication director says he's going to cut back on his colorful language after using some pretty vulgar words to describe fellow members of the trump administration. according to ryan lizza from "new yorker" anthony scaramucci called reince priebus a paranoid schizophrenic. he said he is to blame for leaks to the press. last night on cnn he said scaramucci had harder words for steve bannon. >> you have to be careful with some of these. they're pretty salty. i'm not steve bannon. i'm not trying to blank my own expletive. i'm not trying to build my own brand off the blank strength of the president. i'm here to serve the country. so, he was really ripping into him saying he's someone that is more out for himself. >> scaramucci said on twitter he

made a mistake trusting a reporter. he had the right to publish the quotes because the interview was on the record. wells fargo customers, listen up. you may have money coming your way. the bank giant says it plans to reimburse about $80 million to car loan customers. according to reuters, this involves more than 500,000 people who were wrongly charged for car insurance they didn't need. wells fargo is still working to repair its brand after a fake account scandal where banking staff opened up two million unauthorized client accounts. how safe are our election systems? we could find out today. hackers will put their skills to the test with an attempt to hack into 30 u.s. voting machines. the goal is to raise awareness about voting system security. the annual hacker convention held in vegas each july. this year's contest comes as attempted election meddling linked to russian hackers has become a major political issue. and east bay bakery is getting attention, not just for

its tasty treats, but its unusual hiring practices. rubicon bakers is a second chan chances. a third of it employees are ex-cons and have struggled with addiction or experienced homelessness. i met with the owner who said the company's mission helps the community and the bottom line. >> we have very low attrition for our business. people stick around. and that benefits us. and what i try to explain to potential employers is that this makes business sense. >> every month here at the station, we honor someone who makes a difference in the bay area. we call it abc 7 stars and today on abc 7 news at 4:00, i'm going to talk more with rubicon bakers owner and you'll hear from people whose lives have been changed by the east bay cupcake king. i'm telling you guys, the reason that i did the story is because i just love their cupcakes. i would buy them every week.

i had no idea there was this whole back story. once i found that out i said, we have to go profile these people. >> doesn't it make you want to buy more of their products when you hear a good story behind a brand. excited to meet andrew tonight. >> i have bought more -- i can't get enough of him i'm telling you. >> i can't wait until you bring more in. amazing what you learn if you just stop and talk to people once in a while. we're such a fast-paced society. that's great, reggie. can't wait to see it. in carl the fog co existing this morning. sun coming up from the east and that's exactly where the fog is going. he's got about another hour before the sun starts to go, you've had enough time and then he's going to chase him back to the coast. that's why it's going to be quick sunshine and warm today. tonight partly cloudy, mild in the extent of the heat wave is still building. look at the cloud cover between the richmond san rafael bridge and look at that by 9:30, it's gone. back to the coast and just like

yesterday, a lot of sunshine across the north bay coast. the peninsula coast, especially from pacifica down to half moon bay socked in more than everythieveryone else. hot sunshine, once again. the farther north you are, the warmer it is. 88 in santa rosa and sausalito about 70. down in the south bay, little bit warmer than average. 86 in san jose to about 90 in gilroy if you're heading down there. san mateo 78 and clouds will linger longer at the coast and 64 at half moon bay. and as we head along the east bay shore, sunshine this afternoon. 74, mild there. but a little warm as you head towards union city and fremont and some 80s there. downtown san francisco. 68 degrees, marina, mission and 67 and 66. tonight we'll hang out in the low to upper 50s. our accuweather forecast. they're around and even hotter next week, alexis. >> head back to the south bay. few more details on our crash on

101 and heavy traffic on northbound 101 at 880. good news, once you make it past the slow stretch the crash pushed off to the shoulder. we should bounce back really soon. quick check of drive times this morning. still really light all the way around and highway 4 to the maze. 18 minutes here in the green. metering lights, if you can believe it. 15 minutes into san francisco and southbound 101 san francisco to the airport just take you about ten minutes. one quick mass transit note. they are having signal issues, again, today. delayed up to 20 minutes between berkeley and emoriville. >> thank you. both the raiders and 49ers are set to begin training camp. the niners reported to camp yesterday and they will have their first practice at 10:00 a.m. today at the team's practice facility in santa clara. meanwhile the silver and black's first practice is tomorrow. if you're not into cars, you'll want to hear this.

how do i know my mechanic is being honest? >> and without hesitation, one man jumps into the water to save a whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru.

a firefighter didn't hesitate to save a struggling dog in miami.

the man in the water grabs the dog with one hand and paddles his way over to a stretcher whre sanchez and other rescue crews pulled the dog up to safety. the 12-year-old dog reunite would his owner about an hour later. miami's fire department tweeted the video and it went viral quickly. a very humbled sanchez says he appreciates all the kind words that he and the department have been getting, but just doing my job, man. >> that's sweet. >> i can see a couple reasons why this is a popular video. lots of cuteness. a question about autorepairs. >> michael finny has her answer. >> when i take my car to a mechanic, how can i know if there the estimate correct and they're honest? >> i hi, this is always tough. so, the best way to check is to go online before you take your

car to a shop. go to a website like automd diagnoses car issues. then only go to a shop that gets good online reviews. if you feel ripped off anyway, you need to file a complaint with california bureau of automotive repair. good luck, it's not easy and thanks for your question. >> if you have a question for michael finney record it on your smartphone and send it to us. or you could send it to us on our website. abc7news.com/askke abc7news.com/askfinney. san francisco officials are reporting a sharp decline in sma smartphone robberies. one city leader says it's all because of one change. >> we are getting reaction on both sides of the aisle after the senate votes down the latest health care bill. hear the emotional speech that got everybody's attention. all pink everything. but it wasn't too cute for some but it wasn't too cute for some residents angry after

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we hope your morning is off to a great start. we're having a lot of fun today. it's friday, finally, july 28th. >> it couldn't come sooner, mike. >> you can tell everybody has a little pep in their step. we're all happy. it's friday. hopefully you'll be happy with

the weather. let's jump right into your day planner. you look forward to this more than anything else. roll through the mid-50s to mid-60s at 7:00. as we head up towards noon mid-60s to low 70s around the bay and mid-70s to low 80s inland and a few 90s at 4:00 places like fairfield and antioch. 60s and 70s around the bay. look how xwrat great it is goin be. that's your 12-hour day planner and stretch it out through the weekend coming up next. alexis. >> i am pinching myself here this morning to see if this is a dream or this is really happening. we don't have any bay bridge metering lights yet and reggie promised we would have a party. little stack up here on the far right-hand side. yeah, maybe we won't get them on the entire morning. it's friday, light volumes and, hey, it's summer vacation, too. we'll look at drive times coming up in less than ten. >> alexis, thank you.

a crushing blow for president trump and the republican agenda. >> a long night in the senate. turn back obamacare failed. you heard that gasp, right? three republicans including senator john mccain broke ranks and voted no. the measure defeated 51-49. after seven years of promises to repeal obamacare, senate majority leader mitch mcconnelld gop to move on. >> we didn't achieve what we had hoped to accomplish. i think the american people are going to regret that find a better way forward. and as i said, we look forward to our colleagues on the other side suggesting what they have in mind. >> president trump weighed in online tweeting, three republicans and 48 democrats lelet the american people down. as i said from the beginning,

let the americ-- >> chuck schumer had words for both sides of the aisle. >> all of us. we're so inspired and the life of the senator from arizona. and he asked us to go back to regular order. to bring back the senate that some of us who were here have been here a while remember. maybe this can be a moment where we start doing that. >> senator schumer said both sides are to blame for the deterrieration of the senate over the past decade. the abc 7 news app pushed out a push alert after the bill failed to pass the senate. be the first to know when breaking news happens. download the abc 7 news app and be sure to enable those push alerts. standoff in san jose ended peacefully overnight and we learned from police a suspect is

now in custody. the fire department responded to reports of a building on fire. they found a man accused of setting the fire on the roof, smoke rising from the building. police spent nearly an hour trying to get that man to come down. the suspect demanded to speak with his kids before turning himself in. fortunately, no one was hurt in that standoff. we're learning this morning of a dramatic drop in one particular type of crime in san francisco. >> yeah, cell phone in your hand is safer than it's been in years. amy hollyfield is live downtown this morning. hi, amy. >> officials think a new california law is doing its job. they say the kill switch that is in your phone is now making it less desirable to thieves. california law says that manufacturers of smartphones now have to put a kill switch in them. once you activate that, it makes the phone useless. we found some people haven't even heard of this law. but they like it. and are glad to hear about these

results. >> i think it's good. yeah. because i lost my phone many times ask i just lost it. sometimes i buy a new phone. yeah, that's a good idea. sure. >> here are the numbers just released in san francisco. smartphone robberies are down 22% from 2015 to 2016. and from 2013 they're down 50%. the law was signed three years ago, went into effect two we'res ago in 2015. george gascone sponsored the bill and it's the first of its kind. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, 7 news. >> that's promising. thank you. developing news in half moon bay where a suspect is in custody after a deadly stabbing. abc 7 news was on the scene after deputies were called for a fight in front of a home last night. they say two men were on the ground. one had a visible injury tahis neck and was pronounced dead at

the scene. no far no word on what led up to the stabbing. new this morning, san jose police are investigating what caused a driver to smash into a tree. look at this new video we got overnight. the crash happened just before 2:00 this morning on highway 101. took rescue crews about 30 minutes to pull the driver out. he was taken to the hospital. no word yet on his condition this morning. happening today, a judge expected to set a trial date in the kate steinle murder case. accused of shooting her in 2015. she was hit while walking with her dad on pier 14. lopez sanchez told abc 7 news he found a gun and it went off when he picked it up. lopez sanchez had been deported to mexico five times before the shooting. because of san francisco's sanctuary city law, authorities ignored a request by federal agents that he be detained. the steinle shooting touched off a national debate about sanctuary laws. this morning investigators in ohio say they are confident

they will find out what caused a thrill ride to fail at the state fir killing an 18-year-old high school student. tyler had just signed up with the marines a week ago and was set to begin basic training after graduation next year. his girlfriend was among seven people who were badly hurt when the fireball broke apart friday night. the dramatic video captured by a fair goer could become an important piece of the puzzle. forensic video analysts can take it down frame by frame for a better understanding of when and where the ride came apart. the fireball ride is shut down indefinitely at the santa cruz beach boardwalk and five other locations in california on orders from cal osha. sonoma county fair owners decided to ban the ride when it opens next week. a similar ride called delarium is also closed as a precaution. the dutch manufacturer has ordered a worldwide shut down of all the fireball rides until it

can come up with a plan for safety inspections. four people now face charges in connection with dozens of car break-ins in the east bay. brentwood police have identified two of the suspects as 20-year-old brian randolph and 20-year-old john robertson as you see here. we won't name the other two because they're teenagers. investigators say the group admits to breaking into 17 cars in the parking lot of a brentwood hotel last friday morning. one of those cars was stolen. it was later spotted near a livermore apartment complex where another 36 cars were broken into. the suspects say they committed the break-ins o s hoping is to l valuable items. this morning state officials say owners of 93 dams set to double check their spill control spillways. the peters dam in marine county and the coyote dam in santa clara. the department of water resources released that full list yesterday. the sacramento bee reports dams

needing inspection hold back reservoirs that store about 100,000 acre feet of water. the spillway at the orville dam failed in february. repairs are expected to caught more than $300 million and should reopen by november. happening today, the first tesla model 3 delivered to their new owners. elon musk posted this video. abc 7 news saw a car carrier full of brand-new model 3 leaving the fremont plant two weeks ago. the $35,000 all-electric car is tesla's attempt to enter the mass market. the electric car company tweeted you can watch the event on its website starting at 8:45 tonight. now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> can you believe this. finally closing time for mammoth. shutting down the slopes on august 6th. that means this is one of the

last weekends to get your runs in. there is about six inches of snow at the base and about 30 inches that summit. this is the, believe it or not, second longest season ever. hard to believe it's not the longest. hi, everybody. let's take a look outside and show you what's going on right now. the fog is back and it's taking over the golden gate bridge as we expected. if you're on the roads, it's not as foggy everywhere else. mild to warm if dwrour you're taking mass transit today. that's your commute planner. how about temperatures. the rest of us about 54 to 58 along the peninsula and out towards the coast. pretty much mid to upper 50s everywhere. mid-60s in the inland east bay neighborhood and santa rosa coming in cool spot. earthquakes taking on the rapids tomorrow and 82 degrees on the pitch to 74 at 6:45 by the end of the match. up in sonoma, nhra sonoma nationals. low to mid-80s all weekend and look for more fog tomorrow

morning and maybe a little cooler than the other two days. and, of course, if it smells like garlic, it's got to be gilroy in the garlic festival this weekend. low to mid-90s. we go from spicy temperatures to pyro heat as we head from friday to sunday. what a great event down there. i can't wait to get down there, again. you -- >> i have something for you. >> what? >> i have some spearmint gum. i am handing it out to everyone heading down there today. >> i haven't had garlic. >> you're going to need it this weekend. >> tell me about the traffic. >> taking a look at the roads, obviously, pretty busy this weekend around the gilroy area. take you down to 152 and christmas hill park is going to be packed. gates open up at 10:00 and wrapping things up around 7:00 each day friday, saturday and sunday. looking great. in fact, a really friday light commute. here's a look at 101 and 880 if you're traveling through san jose. that northbound side we had a problem and little bit of a

backup last time we checked that camera. that has thinned out very quickly. a quick check of drive time santa rosa to petaluma. no delays westbound 580 and castro valley to the maze and then, just proved that with the camera. northbound 101. 14 minutes and we have bad news. i don't think we're having a no metering light party. >> we came so close, alexis. >> so close. oh, oops. this is not what you want to see on your car. residents who somehow ended up with fire retardant all over the neighborhood. everything was pink. >> that's a mess. gilroy garlic festival, you gilroy garlic festival, you never

now a live desk update. >> from the live desk, a big business deal just came into our newsroom. the information we just got here involving marin powell jobs. we just learned the philanthropy job is taking an ownership stake in "the atlantic. "she leads the emerson collective which is based in palo alto. terms of the deal not disclosed, but in a statement she praised

"the atlantic" for covering "our marvelous and sometimes messy democratic experiments." so big business news, reggie. uber eats is apologizing for a food delivery that went way to the left. take a look at the surveillance video you'll only see on abc 7 news. the delivery man mixed up her order. okay, fine. when he returned he blamed her for the mistake. did you see that? he walked into her home uninvited and then said started uninvited and then said started to verbally assault her. >> i was a little bit worried for a minute because i thought, what is he going to do? he was physically agitated and angry. >> can you imagine this? police say this is considered trespassing and should be reported. uber eats has reimbursed the woman for her meal, which is the least that they could do.

the behavior seen in the video is unacceptable. some folks seeing red after a ton of pink. cal fire trying to figure out why one of its air tankers accidentally dumped 100 gallons of fire retardant all over a sonoma county neighborhood. look at this. everything was pink. plants, roofs, cars and most of the street and sidewalk on decanter circle in windsor were all covered in pink. the homes right in the flight path of the charles m. shultz sonoma county airport and local firefighters did work with cal fire yesterday afternoon to try to wash everything down. >> i came on up to the front and opened the door and it was like everything was pink. >> nine homes, 13 cars were coated with the retardant. it is considered nontoxic. here's the thing, it can damage paint. >> i can imagine that it could. what a mess. flash flooding is a big problem in alabama and here's proof.

raging, swollen creeks are washing away vehicles. officials say more than three inches of rain fell in under an hour. at least one man was rescued from one of these floating vehicles. no word yet on anyone hurt. more flash flooding is possible today across northern portions of the state. it's friday and we're ready for some fun. i bet you are, too. the gilroy garlic festival is kicking off today. >> it's making me so hungry. okay, folks, pack the family, pack the sunscreen, grab some mints and head down to the christmas hill park, which is where abc 7 matt keller is live with a cooking preview for us. >> i would like you to refer to me now with my proper name. it is chef keller. so, i'd appreciate if you'd call me by that now. i want you to take a look what we got here. this is squid. i'm going to cook the squid with my friend. so, i'm told to lay it in here. lay it in there.

ready. fire in the hole! >> i don't mean to brag about my chef skills, but that was pretty, that was all me is what i'm saying here. so, we need the garlic here. a spoonful. is that enough? >> perfect. >> there we go. this is steve -- oh, this is wine. okay. sure. no problem. here. for the food. i'm sorry. that's what you meant. so, just pour right in. >> get your drink later. >> there we go, okay. >> all right, steve janice has been a chef here. a pyro chef and lead chef for a long time. >> been the head guy for about 26. >> am i the best up and coming talent you've seen around here? >> you're not bad. you're a pyro in training. >> i'm happy. i want to show you the finished product here. this is the calamari they're cooking. you can see it all right here.

then they have a plate they made for me right here with the deep fried shrimp and the deep fried calamari. i'll try it out. everything starts here today at 10:00 in the morning and goes all the way through sunday. if you want to come and enjoy some of the food, come on out to gilroy. 4,000 volunteers like steve and all them cooking it up and all the money goes to good causes. a good cause and i'm doing this for a good cause, not for myself. >> chef keller, pyro in training. you're just an apprentiapprenti you're not getting paid for that. >> i think he was just being modest for me. you know, he was being humble for me by saying i was a pyro in training. what do you think my next step is? >> the next step? washing pans or something for a while. that's always, that's always -- kind of a progression to this, you know. >> i did that. >> wash some pans. >> i did that in high school. so, come on out to the gilroy garlic festival. enjoy the food and enjoy the

fun. >> he gave you some notes. >> thank you. >> matt, thank you. take a look at the weather. so, definitely going to be hot. >> yeah, definitely. in fact, be in san jose in about, oh, three hours, matt, if you want to meet us down there. bring us some food. here's a look, again, in case you were just joining us. low to mid-90s throughout the weekend. really comfortable weather for gilroy this time of the year. thankfully no 100s out there. in the morning comfortable in the 60s. here's a look. gorgeous sunrise and we'll see a lot of sunshine today. even at the coast. nearly steady highs compared to yesterday. a slight dip tomorrow in building heat to next week. let's start your microclimates down in the south bay. there is your 98 at gilroy and 86 at san jose and 83 in sunnyvale and 80 in brentwood city and low to mid-80s los altos. the clouds hanging along the peninsula coast and bay side downtown and south san francisco and upper 60s near 70. mid to upper 60s there with that

sunshine. mid to upper 80s through most of our north bay valleys. east bay shore 70 at richmond and oakland 74 to 80s around union city and castro valley. you'll need the air conditioner again inland. 94 to 97. let's take a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast and gets warmer starting sunday and lingers all next week. now, here is the laid wae tdy w gum this morning heading to the festival. >> get on top of that garlic breath there. but, hey, everybody will have garlic breath around you. i think it will be okay. we were so close to having reggie if we did not have the bay bridge metering lights on. he promised us a huge celebration. 6:36 this morning they flipped them on. we're finally filing in and check out this green on our traffic maps. not terrible. one other slow spot we have in the east bay northbound 101 we have reports of furniture blocking a lane. so, you're a little slow from

state route 238. a quick look at mass transit. we look great but muni more new train testing this weekend. no subway service saturday and sunday and bus shuttle only. >> i was going to have steak and lobster and such a great party. >> dang it. >> next time, alexis. >> you hear that. that's a promise, actually. new details now on the complaints of exhaust fumes getting inside ford explorer suvs. the government is expanding its investigation. federal regulators investigation after more than 2,700 complaints about exhaust odors in those particular suvs. a lot of them, a lot of those complaints from police departments, which use those vehicles. the complaints included three crashes and 41 injuries due to lost consciousness, nauseous and headaches. now includes vehicles between the years 2011 and this year. in much better news, you can now enjoy a secret garden in tahoe that has been hidden away

from the public for more than a century. land trust bought this land in the lower carpenter valley north of truckee. rare plants, and stunning flowers. right now the group is just opening the wilderness to guided tours, but eventually oepen to the public. >> gorgeous. >> gorgeous. we are b

on this friday 6:54. republican senators have failed to pass a tripped down version of an obamacare repeal measure

to so-called skinny repeal failed during a late-night vote with john mccain casting a critical no vote. number two, a man is in custody after a standoff in san jose. he is accused of starting a fire in welch park last night. police convinced him to surrender. a train crash in barcelona, spain, injured 54 people this morning. the train did not brake properly when it crashed into bumpers at a station. number four, the wait is finally over for some eager drivers. but, first, tesla model 3s will be delivered today. the $35,000 all electric car is tesla's attempt to enter the mass market. let's check out your five-hour day planner. the clouds arriving through 5:00 and back at the coast at noon. temperatures near 60 at the coast and around 80 near the bay and those 90s sticking inland. >> a friday light commute. here's a live look at golden gate commute. foggy but no major delays anywhere.

metering light flipped on 15 minutes ago. number seven, the annual gilroy garlic festival kicks off today. more than 100,000 people expected over the three-day event. >> so fun. we're looking at the flames that singed off matt keller's eyebrows. you said it on twitter that it did happen. >> i was kind of worried about that. >> chef keller. sorry. >> there's a live look. i also brought some altoids i'm passing around right now. >> enjoy. enjoy the festival.

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